Besides Fanboys and Forgetting Sarah Marshall, actress Kristen Bell hasn't been delivering very many quality films on the big screen. In fact her TV endeavors have actually proven to be much more fruitful. Maybe she can spice things up a bit with a new comedy called Hit & Run which has her on the run with her When in Rome co-star Dax Shepard from a dreadlocked Bradley Cooper. The film follows former getaway driver Charlie Bronson (Shepard) who jeopardizes his Witness Protection to help his girlfriend get to LA, but his former crew (led by Cooper) and a U.S. marshal are hot on his trail in the first trailer. Watch!

"It's not just sports between the two of you." Red Flag Releasing has debuted the first official trailer for the indie comedy The Do-Deca-Pentathlon, written and directed by brothers Jay & Mark Duplass (who I interviewed earlier this year for their other film Jeff Who Lives at Home), starring Mark Kelly and Steve Zissis as brothers. The two compete in their own homemade, private 25-event Olympics competition, and that's about it. I was curious to see this, but not impressed by the trailer, it looks rather mediocre and these two guys don't see that funny to me. But this humor may work better with other moviegoers. Take a look!

When the Academy Award nominations were announced earlier this year, there was plenty of head scratching. Aside from the snubs which we're talked about on various occasions before, in the animated feature film category, one nomination came out of left field with A Cat in Paris. Barely anybody had heard of the film, and it was disappointing that The Adventures of Tintin didn't get a nod instead. However, for all we know the film is an animated treasure, and audiences can find out soon enough as the first trailer for the English-dubbed version, featuring Anjelica Huston and Marcia Gay Harden has arrived. Watch below!

For awhile we've heard various details about Michel Gondry's newest film The We and the I, which will be making its premiere at the Cannes Film Festival this month (stay tuned right here for all of Alex's coverage). Previously we heard that the film would follow a group of unknown actors as a group of school kids who travel into the future by mistake and discover a machine that keeps people younger. Sounded like a Gondry film to us, but with the first trailer just revealed, this looks like a Spike Lee movie, but a bit more uplifting and with a coming-of-age charm at the heart of it. At the very least, it seems refreshing. Watch it!

"In the past, comets were perceived as a bad omen..." But now? Not to be confused with Dark Shadows, which just came out this weekend, David Cholewa's Dead Shadows is an upcoming French sci-fi horror film that we have actually written about before. Remember that impressive promo poster with the tentacles and baseball bat? These are the same film. This is about a comet passing close by Earth that seems to affect everyone and everything in Paris, turning people into wacky alien creatures, and much more. AICN found the first trailer from their Vimeo. I'm quite curious to check this out. "I hope you're not afraid of the dark."

We've already seen some impressive trailers for the comic book film reboot The Amazing Spider-Man from director Marc Webb, but tonight on NBC, the latest premiere of more reality competition garbage "America's Got Talent" brought a four-minute "super preview" of the summer blockbuster hitting theaters on July 3rd, just in time for a big holiday weekend. If you haven't been convinced that this new franchise is something completely different from Sam Raimi's trilogy with Tobey Maguire, this should convince you and get you pretty damn pumped. It's action-packed, a bit dark but still fun, and hits all the sweet spots. Enjoy!

"I never meant it to happen, it just got... out of control." Magnolia Pictures has unveiled the first official trailer for Lance Daly's The Good Doctor, an indie drama starring Orlando Bloom is a handsome, young doctor who falls for one of his patients. Riley Keough plays the patient, with Michael Peña as his friend, and Taraji P. Henson as a nurse. This starts all light and cheery, but gets very dark and almost sinister, rather quickly. You'll see what I mean! Not really a "good" doctor after all. Though by the end of this, you may feel like you've seen too much of the movie already, as I think I've figured it out. Give it a shot anyway.

If you're looking for a solid documentary that might inspire some more dedication into your most cherished and possibly lucrative hobbies, check out Make Believe, a coming of age journey set in the subculture of magic that follows six of the world's best young magicians as they battle for the title of Teen World Champion. However, while the documentary focuses on some young kids following their dream, it's moreso about the competition and lead-up to their performance. Now a new documentary, The Magic Life, is set in the same world but is mostly about following the dreams of magicians to make a career out of their tricks.

We've already featured a couple trailers for Tron: Uprising, the promising animated series that will help bridge the gap between the original 1982 film and the 2010 sequel Tron: Legacy. Before the new series debuts on Disney XD this summer on June 7th, a prelude called Beck’s Beginning, will air on the flagship Disney Channel on May 18th. However, for those who don't want to wait a few more days, Disney has posted the 30-minute prequel episode in its entirety over at YouTube. This is a really slick introduction to the stylish new series, and I really hope it keeps audiences excited for a Tron: Legacy follow-up. Watch!

"I refuse to lose, and I will win!" Warner Bros has debuted the hilarious trailer for Jay Roach's upcoming comedy The Campaign, parodying American politics as we experience American politics in this election year, and damn does it look funny. Will Ferrell stars as Cam Brady, up against Zach Galifianakis as Marty Huggins, in a congressional showdown to win the election in their North Carolina district. The cast includes Jason Sudeikis, Sarah Baker and Dylan McDermott. It looks like the kind of good ole vulgar, crazy, ridiculous comedy I love from Will Ferrell, I'm glad to see it back, and I'm excited to see this. Enjoy!

"There's something you need to know about me. I came from the garden." Honestly, as strange and peculiar as the first trailer for The Odd Life of Timothy Green seemed, there's a certain kind of magic to a live-action Disney movie like this. Jennifer Garner and Joel Edgerton star in the film, along with C.J. Adams as Timothy Green, a kid that comes from a box buried in their backyard after their inability to have a child on their own leaves with only the dreams of what their offspring might be like. Now we have a new trailer for the film, and while it looks a little sappy, I definitely want to see it later this year. Watch below!

We've seen a couple cool photos from Ruben Fleischer's (Zombieland) period drama Gangster Squad that boasts an impressive cast including Ryan Gosling, Sean Penn, Josh Brolin, Emma Stone, Anthony Mackie, Nick Nolte, Bryan Cranston, Michael Pena, Giovanni Ribisi and more. But now the real meat and potatoes have arrived with the first trailer for the film which follows a vigilante police force that fought the gangsters of the 40's and 50's in Los Angeles on their own terms. Sometimes Penn looks a bit like a Dick Tracy villain, but this flick looks amazing and likely a great stride for Fleischer as a director. Watch!

"I will die without Crazy Eyes!" Strand Releasing has debuted the official trailer for indie dramedy Crazy Eyes, starring Lukas Haas and Madeline Zima and Jake Busey. This quirky little dramatic comedy is set mostly in Los Angeles, following a "rich boy" who meets a girl unlike anyone he calls "Crazy Eyes" that he can't have, but of course there's all kinds of tension and drama and things going on. I'm a fan of Lukas Haas, you may recognize him from Brick or Alpha Dog or Death in Love or Inception or Contraband, and I like seeing him in good lead roles where he really fits the role. This looks intriguing, I'm curious to check it out.

During the SXSW Film Festival (check out all of our coverage here) there was quite some buzz surrounding Killer Joe, the Southern thriller from director William Friedkin (The Exorcist, French Connection) because of a certain scene involving some violence and fried chicken (the first poster took advantage of that fact). The story follows a young man (Emile Hirsch) in danger who turns to a shady hitman (Matthew McConaughey) to take out on his evil mother in order to collect the insurance. Now we have the first trailer for the film which has landed itself a rare NC-17 rating (it won't be edited for an R-rating). Watch!

"If I'm doing a fake movie. It's gonna be a fake hit." With the acting career as Ben Affleck now being eclipsed by his work as a director, I find myself looking forward to the actor getting behind the camera rather than in front of it. However, this time around he's doing both in Argo, a film about how the CIA used a fake sci-fi film to rescue Americans during the Tehran hostage crisis. The story originally comes from a 2007 Wired article and now we have the trailer which looks like a riveting thriller with some comedy too. After all, when you're crafting a fake sci-fi film to rescue hostages, you're going to have some laughs. Watch!

Most of the promotions for The Dictator with Sacha Baron Cohen have been pretty disappointing (even one with Martin Scorsese on "Saturday Night Live" this past weekend), and I think it's safe to say that we'll get another comedy that won't measure up to his effort in Borat. Of course, in each trailer, there are at least a couple new jokes that I've found rather amusing, and that's the case with this new red band trailer. It sounds like there's going to be plenty of racial jokes, foul language and more to make the R-rating worth it, and Cohen is definitely being a little bold with some 9/11 jokes tossed in for good measure. Watch it below!

In case you hadn't heard, early advertising for the comedy Neighborhood Watch was pulled from theaters due to the publicity surrounding the headline making case in Florida regarding the shooting of Trayvon Martin. Now in order to separate itself from the neighborhood watch shooting case, the film is simply going by The Watch. Though the title doesn't really matter, because the movie starring Ben Stiller just looks absolutely hilarious after watching this brand new red band trailer that just showed up. Finally, the alien invasion part of the plot is introduced right off the bat. This looks pretty damn funny. Watch it!

"This life is not an easy one..." Sony has officially released the third & likely final trailer for Marc Webb's The Amazing Spider-Man, also showing on Avengers this weekend, along with The Dark Knight Rises third & final trailer. It's honestly best to see this thing in 3D, because it has some amazing shots that will really pop in the third dimension. The trailer follows the second and first teaser for the new Spidey, starring Andrew Garfield as Peter Parker, Emma Stone as Gwen Stacy, Rhys Ifans, Martin Sheen, Denis Leary and Sally Field. Honestly, after this trailer, I don't know how anyone can't be pumped to see this!

"Watch your six." Open Road has debuted the first official trailer via for David Ayer's End of Watch, a new cop drama about two young police officers who get into deeper shit with drug cartels than they can handle. Jake Gyllenhaal and Michael Peña play Officers Taylor and Zavala, respectively. This is the cop indie we've been hearing about from Ayers (Harsh Times, Street Kings) that uses POV and various cameras, and it looks intense and intriguing, but I'm always weary of Ayer. Sometimes his films can be a bit dry, but at least there seems to be some story. Cast includes Anna Kendrick, America Ferrera and Frank Grillo.

Time to reload! Lionsgate has just debuted the second official via IGN trailer for The Expendables 2, with some kick ass action packed within, including tanks and guns and and explosions galore. This sequel brings together an even crazier of a cast of action stars, including: Sylvester Stallone, Jason Statham, Jet Li, Dolph Lundgren, Chuck Norris, Terry Crews, Randy Couture, Liam Hemsworth, Jean Claude Van Damme, Bruce Willis and of course the one-and-only Arnold Schwarzenegger. This looks like a whole lot of fun, and an improvement over the first, I just hope it's actually pretty damn good. Check it out!

Our friends at Drafthouse Films have been getting plenty of attention lately with their terrorist comedy Four Lions (available to watch on Netflix Instant) and the Oscar-nominated drama Bullhead, and they're keeping great films from across the country coming to the U.S. with their latest push of Klown, a dark danish comedy that follows two wildly inappropriate friends, played by celebrated international comedians Frank Hvam and Casper Christensen, as they run amok through the Danish countryside plowing through endless awkward confrontations and unspeakable debaucheries. Now we have the red band trailer below!

"A storm's coming!" Fox Searchlight has unveiled the first official trailer via Apple for Benh Zeitlin's award winning, highly praised, beloved indie smash from Sundance this year, Beasts of the Southern Wild. This is the film that I, and pretty much everyone else, fell in love with and it went on to win the Grand Jury Prize. The adorable little Quvenzhané Wallis plays Hushpuppy, and Dwight Henry her father Wink, but there are no other names, though that doesn't matter. This is a film made with passion, telling an incredible story, with amazing characters, in a vivid world, and it's still one of the best films I've seen this year so far.

"Your punishment must be more severe." It's here. The legend is coming to an end this summer, on July 20th, 2012. Are you ready? Warner Bros has officially released the third and final trailer for Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight Rises following the reveal through the viral online all day. This is their all out, final reveal to get everyone in theaters, without showing too much, and it works. This looks phenomenal. Christian Bale returns as Batman with Tom Hardy as Bane, Anne Hathaway as Catwoman, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Marion Cotillard, Juno Temple, Gary Oldman and Michael Caine. The Fire Rises!

We've already featured an awesome tease for the forthcoming animated series Tron: Uprising which takes place between the events of the original Tron and the recent sequel Tron Legacy in the computer world. Featuring a voice cast that includes Elijah Wood, Emmanuelle Chriqui, Mandy Moore, Nate Corddry, Paul Reubens, Reginald VelJohnson and Bruce Boxleitner as Tron himself. Now we have a breathtaking full length trailer for the animated series which will begin airing on Disney XD this summer. This could be a great way to hold audiences over until a sequel to Tron Legacy gets off the ground. Watch the trailer below!

"Not a map, an invitation." I've hesitated numerous times posting this trailer, but here it is anyway. But my suggestion is - do not watch this trailer. Fox has released another extended three-minute trailer for Ridley Scott's Prometheus, his return to sci-fi that looks spectacular so far. While the other trailers revealed a few months back seemed to show a lot, this one proves that there's still many more secrets and twists yet to be seen, but that's exactly why this is showing too much. At this point, I don't want to see too much more footage that'll ruin it, instead I'd rather see the entire movie - and be blown away then. That said, have at it!

Five years following the events of Knocked Up, we're catching up with Pete (Paul Rudd) and Debbie (Leslie Mann) as they inch closer to being over the hill in the first trailer for This is 40 from director Judd Apatow. Honestly, I have to say it doesn't seem to be quite as funny as Knocked Up or The 40-year Old Virgin, but this trailer still brings plenty of laughs. We also get a glimpse at Jason Segel and Melissa McCarthy in the trailer, but the cherry on the sundae is the compromising position in which we see Rudd towards the end of the trailer, something that I'm betting certain married couples know all too well. Watch!

If you haven't heard of Elizabeth Olsen by now, who is seemingly much more suited for feature films than her twin siblings Mary-Kate and Ashley, then you're missing out on some fantastic performances. She made a splash at Sundance in 2011 with Silent House and Martha Marcy May Marlene and shined again at the festival this year with Liberal Arts and Red Lights. Now she's back in Peace, Love and Misunderstanding, a film about an uptight NYC lawyer (Catherine Keener) who takes her two teenagers to her hippie mother's (Jane Fonda) farmhouse upstate for a family vacation. Watch below!

After directing the quirky, funny festival favorite Lymelife, director Derick Martini is back with a completely different kind of film. The adaptation of Andrea Portes' novel Hick follows a 13-year-old Nebraska girl (Chloe Moretz), who gets more than she bargained for when she runs away to Las Vegas and finds herself under the tutelage of Glenda (Blake Lively), a hard-living grifter who takes the young girl under her wing. Now the first red band trailer gives us a taste of the gritty, edgy drama, but it's still fairly tame with the only real controversial material being the focus on a 13-year old girl being risque and violent. Watch below!

"I want a real marriage again." Marriage is tough, and sometimes keeping the spark alive takes some real effort. That's why Tommy Lee Jones and Meryl Streep decide to get some intensive couples counseling from Steve Carell. You would think that marriage counseling from Carell would be a little funnier, but the film seems to take the more serious route, and there aren't many laughs to be had in the first trailer for Hope Springs. It looks like this is going to be a film for the older, married crowd, perhaps with some wisdom for the young lovers looking to get hitched sooner or later. It might be pretty good. Watch below!

"Welcome to hell." The newest trailer for G.I. Joe: Retaliation tore apart London and gave quite an introduction to the doomsday weapon that Cobra Commander and his team plan to use in their scheme for world domination. Now we get a different look at that weapon and a faux president threatening the world with it in a new international trailer that brings plenty more ninja action, more awesome action shots, and another great appearance from Bruce Willis as the original G.I. Joe. This looks like it's going to be a lot of fun, and that's coming from another viewer who didn't really like the first one all that much. Watch below!

We just got our first official photo of Tom Hardy, Shia LaBeouf and Jason Clarke as bootlegging brothers in the period crime drama Lawless from director John Hillcoat (The Road, The Proposition), and lo and behold a trailer has just shown up as well. Brazen and fearless, three young rebel brothers helped build the American Dream in this exuberant tale of what was to become crime’s first major gold rush. I could do without the quick black and white freeze frames, but all of the performances look great including supporting turns from Gary Oldman, Jessica Chastain, Guy Pearce and Mia Wasikowska. Watch!

Following their fantastic films Baraka, filmmakers Ron Fricke (who also edited the iconic Koyaanisqatsi) and Mark Magidson are back with a stunning new documentary called Samsara. Fricke says the film "will delve deeper into my favorite theme: humanity's relationship to the eternal." Shot entirely on 70mm film (which hasn't been done in over a decade), the feature length documentary was shot in about 100 locations in 25 countries, and took over four years to complete. The trailer speaks for itself as the imagery is just beautiful, stunning, and would make Terrence Malick turn his head. Watch the gorgeous trailer below!

"It's just a normal hotel, nothing going on here." At the end of last month the first teaser trailer for the Genndy Tartakovsky directed animated film Hotel Transylania from Sony Pictures Animation made its way online. Now we have a slightly different teaser with some different comedic beats though, and a better look at some of the various monsters staying at the hotel like The Mummy (Cee-Lo Green), Frankenstein (Kevin James) and especially Adam Sandler as the proprietor Dracula. It looks a little too childish for my taste, but I hope it'll surprise me like Sony's Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs film. Watch!

"If you had the chance to change your fate, would you?" Disney/Pixar has just unveiled the third official full-length trailer (via Apple) for Brave, Pixar's first fairytale, a Scottish adventure about a red-haired princess named Merida and her family, and three brothers. Kelly Macdonald voices Merida, Emma Thompson voices the Queen, and Billy Connolly the King. We've seen many trailers and footage for this already, and while I'm always going to go see every Pixar movie, it seems they've been hiding a lot of where the actual story goes in Brave, including something involving those bears. Looks like Pixar magic yet again!

"There's a reason we call ourselves Joes." Paramount has launched a second trailer via Machinima for Jon M. Chu's G.I. Joe: Retaliation, the follow-up sequel to the G.I. Joe: Rise of Cobra live-action adaptation a few years back. Chu reinvents the series, takes it back to its badass comic book/action figure/cartoon roots and definitely ups the ante with action. Channing Tatum is back again as Duke, with Dwayne Johnson, Adrianne Palicki, Ray Stevenson, Bruce Willis and Byung-hun Lee back as Storm Shadow. Even if you didn't like the first movie (like me!), give it a shot, cause even I'll admit it looks kind of awesome. Enjoy!

Not only is the new documentary from Morgan Spurlock taking men to the spa as one way of exploring the concept of a truly manly man through the manscaping and grooming rituals that are part of our lives, but there's plenty of great recognizable men to keep the conversation interesting. From "Arrested Development" stars Jason Bateman and Will Arnett (seen at the spa above) to Zach Galifianakis, Judd Apatow, Paul Rudd and the man your woman wants you to be Isaiah Mustafa (The Old Spice Guy). Mansome is premiering at the Tribeca Film Festival as we speak, but we have the first trailer below!

"Sometimes I pretend you're singing to me." This looks adorable, especially because it has Elizabeth Moss ("Mad Men") and the more I see of her, the more I fall for her. And in this, she pretty much knocks me out, there's just some amazingly cute charm in that face of hers. Yahoo has posted the official trailer for an indie film called A Buddy Story, written & directed by Marc Erlbaum, starring Gavin Bellour as a struggling solo musician in New York who lives with his pet turtle. I haven't heard of this before and wasn't sure what to expect, but by the end was sold, this looks like a charmer and the perfect kind of indie to discover. Enjoy!

There's just one week left until the release of the romantic comedy The Five-Year Engagement starring Jason Segel and Emily Blunt, and while we've only seen one trailer for the R-rated comedy from director Nicholas Stoller, that's pretty much been enough to convince me to see the flick. But for those who still aren't sure what to expect, a new red band trailer has just surfaced to show us that we could be looking at another romantic comedy that is just as good as Forgetting Sarah Marshall, especially with a great comedic supporting cast including Alison Brie, Chris Pratt, Kevin Hart, Mindy Kaling and Chris Parnell.

"You did get the whole school high!" Yea, today is 4/20 if you didn't notice, but instead of actually releasing this entire pot comedy film today, Anchor Bay has put out just another new red band trailer for John Stalberg's comedy High School on Hulu. It's essentially the exact same as the recent trailer, but without any jokes censored, with an extra bit of nudity unnecessarily thrown in, and more marijuana shenanigans. High School is also the crazy ass comedy that stars Adrien Brody as drug dealer Psycho Ed, and he's one of the best part of this. Matt Bush, Colin Hanks and Michael Chiklis also star. Fire up this one below.

Finally the first film about our new millennium. Just before being announced as an In Competition entry at Cannes 2012 this morning, the first full-length trailer for David Cronenberg's Cosmopolis hit, sending cinephiles into a tizzy over its seductive debauchery and dark Cronenberg vibe. Out of nowhere, Twitch has followed up with an entirely different full-length Cosmopolis trailer that highlights many of its fantastic cast members. We already know Robert Pattinson stars as the billionaire who takes his limo around New York, but Samantha Morton is in it this time, so is Kevin Durand and even Paul Giamatti. See below!